US6872155B2ExpiredUtilityA1
Turf divot fixer and golf tee holder with cover
Priority: Jan 8, 2003Filed: Jan 8, 2003Granted: Mar 29, 2005
Est. expiryJan 8, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:David E. Jacome
A63B 57/0032A63B 57/207A63B 57/50A63B 57/203
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Abstract
The invention provides a tee-enabled divot fixer having a cover. The divot fixer includes a body configured to hold at least two golf tees in an approximately parallel configuration via a first cavity and a second cavity that are each configured to accept a golf tee such that a tip of a golf tee can protrude from the cavity as a tine. The body is also configured to secure at least two golf tees in place within the body via a securing mechanism that is configured to hold a first end of a cover securely to the body.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1. A tee-enabled divot fixer, comprising:
a body configured to hold at least two golf tees in an approximately parallel configuration;
the body having at least a first cavity and a second cavity that are each configured to accept a golf tee such that a tip of a golf tee can protrude from the cavity as a tine; and
the body configured to secure at least two golf tees in place within the body via a securing mechanism, the securing mechanism being configured to hold a first end of a cover securely to the body; and
wherein the cover has a first end and a second end, the first end is configured to couple to a first side of the body, and the second end is configured to couple to the second side of the body.
2. A tee-enabled divot fixer, comprising:
a body configured to hold a at least two golf tees in an approximately parallel configuration;
the body having at least a first cavity and a second cavity that are each configured to accept a golf tee such that a tip of tee can protrude from the cavity as a tine; and
the body configured to secure at least two golf tees in place within the body via a securing mechanism, the securing mechanism being configured to hold a first end of a cover securely to the body; and
wherein the securing mechanism is a peg, and the cover has a hole at the first end such that the peg is securable in the hole.
3. A tee-enabled divot fixer, comprising:
a body configured to hold at least two golf tees in an approximately parallel configuration;
the body having at least a first cavity and a second cavity that are each configured to accept a golf tee such that a tip of a golf tee can protrude from the cavity as a tine; and
the body configured to secure at least two golf tees in place within the body via a securing mechanism, the securing mechanism being configured to hold a first end of a cover securely to the body; and
wherein the securing mechanism is a hole, and the cover has a peg at the first end such that the peg is securable in the hole.
4. A tee-enabled divot fixer, comprising:
a body configured to hold at least two golf tees in an approximately parallel configuration;
the body having at least a first cavity and a second cavity that are each configured to accept a golf tee such that a tip of a golf tee can protrude from the cavity as a tine; and
the body configured to secure at least two golf tees in place within the body via a securing mechanism, the securing mechanism being configured to hold a first end of a cover securely to the body; and
wherein the securing mechanism is a hook, and the cover has a hole at the first end such that the hook is securable in the hole.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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